Race for Lawson Cups at Hull Today
At 1 o'clock this afternoon the first race in the Lawson cup series will be sailed from the Hull clubhouse open to all boats of member clubs. The event features multiple classes with prizes and generous cash awards for daily winners and top performers in the series.
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Hull
Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club
Yacht Racing Association
Eastern
Corinthian
Beverly
Harvard
Thomas W. Lawson
Dorchester Yacht Club
Quincy Cup Challenger Flashlight Demonstrates Speed in Trial Spin
The Quincy cup challenger Flashlight completed a trial spin amid an eight to ten knot breeze. Photographed for the Post, she sailed true to lines and showed notable windward performance for a broad reach capable of challenging rivals at Manchester, with August verdict expected on relative speed.
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Post
Manchester
McLean Beats Nelson and Moran in Foggy Track Race
Hugh McLean of Chelsea won the motor paced race at Hevere cycle track despite fog and a 21st mile fall caused by a wet track. Nelson placed second after lapping Moran. Moran faltered late as McLean maintained the lead with Blanchard steering.
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Hugh McLean
Chelsea
Joseph Nelson
Hevere
McLean
Nelson
Blanchard
Moran
Secret Cure for Drunkard Touted in WCTU Endorsement
Nonspecific home remedy claim promotes a tasteless treatment for drunkenness that can be added to tea coffee or food. The promotion notes endorsement by the WCTU and suggests anyone can use it at home at no cost.
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W.C.T. U
Flashlight Rivals Hold Windward Edge in 1902 Yachting Test
In Manchester trials the Flashlight shows quick start and steadier windward performance than Outlook and Quincy while Hades trails on certain points. All three boats display strong stiffness, with minimal wake, suggesting near parity and a possible limit to speed in the 1902 season as races approach.
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Manchester
Quincy
Hades
Mineola Wins Again in Larchmont Race Week
In the third race of Larchmont Yacht Club’s race week, three big sloops finished first Mineola took top honors over Yankee by 4 minutes 28 seconds and over Rainbow by 10 minutes 18 seconds. Elmina won the schooner class with Muriel second. Smaller class winners included Indian Snapper Adel aide Eos Rascal Lambkin Knave Onnate WALE Ula and Trilka.
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New York
Larchmont Yacht Club
Mineola
Yankee
Rainbow
Elmina
Muriel
Adelaide
East Boston water carnival planned at Wood Island Park
Plans mature for a large water sports carnival in East Boston under the association at Wood Island Park. The event is scheduled for Saturday afternoon in August and aims to be one of the citys biggest and most successful carnivals of its kind.
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East Boston
Wood Island Park
YACHTS AND YACHTSMEN IN SAILING SEASON OVERHAULS
The 25-foot Chewink II owned by F G Macomber Jr undergoes rudder changes as the Sehoomook is readying for East Gloucester and Hull races. Marblehead week opens with association contests and club championships, including Quineven defender Outlook and Little Haste. The Quakeress sells to Philadelphia yachtsman Joyce as Beverly Yacht Club gears for Wing's Neck racing.
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Chewink II
F. G. Macomber, Jr
North Shore
Sehoomook
East Gloucester
Hull
Oomook
Benjamin A. Smith
Gloucester
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Manchester Bay
W. Starling Burgess
Crownirshield
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Dorchester Tay
Dorchester Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Half Way Rock
New York
Puzzard’s
Commodore Cutney Bent
Annisquam
Wing's Neck
Regcular Club
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised Cure for Scrofula
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a radical, permanent cure for scrofula and related ailments noting symptoms like neck swellings and debility. It claims the tonic expels humors and rebuilds the body for all ages, alongside Hood's Pills as a liver remedy and mild cathartic.
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Hood
Fiood
Brookline Carnival Plans Include Races and Exhibitions
The program under Matthew M. Leary outlines events for a Brookline carnival at Wood Island park. It features races for beginners, a ladies race, policemen and obstacle races, a fat men's race, water polo and water baseball between Brookline Swimming Club and East Boston A A, tug of war among fishermen and sailors, and special 50 and 10 yard races for club members with exhibitions by McCusker Horan and Leavitt. The Municipal Band will play, thanks to Alderman John L. Kelly. Committees on depations and subscriptions, reception, and events are listed with numerous local names.
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Matthew M. Leary
Wood Island Bath House
Brookline Swimming Club
East Boston
William Mclaughlin
Walter O. Bee
Charles Sanderson
Charles W. Pigeon
J. W. Curren
John Metuilen
Charles O'Keefe
T. Mansfield
W. Simpson
Guy Melvin
Daniel Killien
Louis Kelley
Wiliam Fairclough
Herbert Summer
Henry Higgins
Joseph Killien
Joseph Carter
Mex Quillan
Jeremiah Leary
Joseph Fender
James Butler
Matthew Lyons
Will'am Greenall
Joseph McWeeny
Ohn J. Driscoll
William Greenall
Duggan’s New Boat Wins Two at Montreal Trials
Duggan’s new unnamed boat won both trial races for the Seawanhaka cup defender at Montreal. It defeated Senneville, last year’s defender, by a comfortable margin in moderate breeze. Only two centreboards were used, the middle one removed as useless.
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Montreal
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Duggan
Senneville
Lipton Files Answer in Barrie Suit
Through his attorneys Sir Thomas Lipton filed his answer to David Barrie’s claim with the U S district court clerk. The answer states that any services Barrie rendered were paid for.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
David Barrie
United States District Court
Sir Thomas
Barrie
Whitman Beats Ware At Nahant
Nahant July 2 The round robin tennis tournament opened with two matches and strong play. M D Whitman defeated L E Ware while B C Wright beat W J Clothier. Tomorrow Clothier meets Whitman at 11 and Wright faces Ware at 2 30 with doubles and consolation rounds also resuming.
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Nahant
BG Wright
W. J. Clothier
M. D. Whitman
L. E. Ware
Whitman
Ware
Clothier
Wright
Blagden
Atkinson
Codman
Huntington
Wheatland
Lovering
Ward
Davis
Motley
Pier
Cadillac Wins Lake Race At Toledo In Interlake Meet
The Interlake Yacht meet started in ideal conditions as 16 boats lined up at 9:10 for a five mile to windward and return course. Cadillac won the 35 foot class and the sweep cup by ten minutes eleven seconds with Detroit second nine seconds behind on time allowance.
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Toledo
Cadillac
Detroit
Harness star Tom Calhoun collapses during race at Syracuse meet
The Central New York harness meet saw Tom Calhoun collapse near the quarter in heat four of the 2:10 pace from valvular heart disease after a rush of blood. Alvina Wilkes won the heat with 2 16 1 4 best time, while other results included Gosnell fined for holding back Fred M., Frank Gorman winning, Gold Burr clocking 2 17 1 4, and Sphinx Lassie taking tenth in the 2:23 trot.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Tom Calhoun
Albany
Providence
Readville
Alvina Wilkes
Gosnell
Fred M
Frank Gorman
Gold Burr
Sphinx Lassie
Detroit
Hattie Mack
Sensations at Cleveland Grand Circuit Races
The 2:04 pace and 2:07 trot thrilled a record crowd in Cleveland. Dan Patch won the pace cutting to 2:03 8 4 after a rally by Riley B in heat one. The Monk won the 2:07 trot after a disputed drive by Spear and a late challenge by Lord Derby.
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Cleveland
Dan Patch
Riley B
Lord Derby
Spear
George Saunders
Monk
Dolly Dillon
Poindexter
Dawson
Hesperus
Wauban
Direct Hal
Crescens
Fine opening meet at Westfield track event
The New Westfield Driving Association opened its first meet at Woronoco Park with strong performances. Dewey led the 3-minute pace in 2:24, Mary B. won the 3-minute trot in 2:26, and Brownie took the 2:23 pace with a 2:18 1 2 best time in a nonstraight-heat race.
Kramer Defeats Major Taylor in National Half Mile
Frank Kramer beat Major Taylor in the final heat of the National Cycling Association championship half mile race by less than a foot. The victory marks Kramer’s third straight first place in the series.
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Washington, D. C
Frank Kramer
Taylor
National Cycling Association
Kramer
Jockey Taylor Dies From Harlem Jump Injury
Chicago report notes jockey Taylor died from injuries sustained in a jump at Harlem on opening day after a race last Monday.
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Chicago
Taylor
Harlem
Memphis Wins Injunction Over Southern Association Over St Vrain
The Memphis Base Ball Club secured an injunction from Chancellor McConnell barring the Southern Association from interfering with pitcher St Vrain who is claimed to be under contract in another league. The ruling allows Memphis to field St Vrain in games against any Southern Association club. A later line advertises Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Memphis Baseball Club
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
St. Vrain
Memphis
McConnell
Southern Association
Thousands Hear Bryan at Busy League Gathering
At Young's Hotel the league headquarters drew crowds all day as people sought dinner tickets or hoped to hear speeches without tickets. Messages poured in supporting Edward M. Shepard for president, including a letter from Rev. A A Berle of Brighton.
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Patrick A. Collins
Edward M. Shepard
Edward W. Carmack
William J. Bryan
League
Young’s Hotel
A. A. Berle
Brighton
Reverend Berle States Political Stance in New England Letter
The Rev. A. A. Berle of Brighton Congregational Church writes from Boseawan New Hampshire to Secretary Hollis of the New England Democratic League. He says he is anti imperialist and would not join any Kansas City platform aligned group yet admires Bryan and Cleveland. He identifies as a Lincoln Republican seeking unity among Bryan and Cleveland supporters while pushing for constitutional government and supports Mr Shepard for president.
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A. A. Berle
Brighton Congregational Church
Boseawan
N. H
Hollis
New England Democratic League
Bryan
Shepard
Cleveland
Kansas City
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
United States
Bryan to address Boston newsboys during visit
William Jennings Bryan will address the Boston newsboys as a guest of the Newsboys' Protective Union. The group will meet at Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple at 10 this morning, with Bryan expressing pleasure to meet the members if schedules permit.
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William Jennings Bryan
Boston
Newsboys’ Protective Union
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
Nathaniel Alferwitch
Mr. Bryan
New England Matchups List Lacrosse XVI Cities
The brief sports notice lists four scheduled games across New England: Manchester at Haverhill, Concord at Lawrence, Towell at Dover, and Nashua at Fall River. Local fans anticipate regional rivalries and potential standout performances from visiting squads.
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New England
Manchester
Lawrence Dover
Concord
Haverhill
Lowell
Fall River
Nashua
Lowell Senee Errors
Eee
Dover Eede Eteeeeeererrrees
Haverhiller
Lawrence Seer Eeee Een Enee
Concord Eeooseereer Teasers
Nashua Acer Et Veasersesstes
Lawrence
Towell
Dover
Haverhill Triumphs Over Lowell In Easy Exhibition
Haverhill defeated Lowell 7 to 2 in an exhibition game. Highlights include Hamilton, Herwig, Shineel, Dressler, Stolesb, Laughlin with key hits and Dressler homer. Pitchers Bressler and Goughlin split duties. umpires Ryan and an empty attendance figure noted.
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Haverhill
Lowell Tomae Ethith
Cyanea Canecen
Lowell
Hamilton
Herwig
Shineel
Fall River Beats Nashua 4 2 on Costly Thornhill Error
Fall River wins 4 to 2 at Nashua after Thornhill error in third inning allows three runs. Shires makes a sixth inning catch and Jordan hits a three-base hit. Van Zandt leaves injured after first inning. Jordan drives in key runs as Nashua scores in scattered innings. Attendance about 600.
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Nashua
N. H
Fall River
Thornhill
Shires
Jordan
van Zandt
Nashua Sc
Scnees
Hafford
Wilder
Bannon
Bowceck
Connolly
Gokey
Wilson
Ball
Yeager
Stanhope
Hassett
Dover Wins Loose Game Over Concord 10 to
In Concord, Dover outplayed a rough contest to beat Concord 10 to an uncertain score. Both teams traded chances as the game unfolded with Dover pulling ahead in the final minutes.
Pitchers O'Brien and Green Retire In Tough Hartman Burbage Game
Concord suffers a rough contest as O'Brien and Green exit early. Ca ne ys hitting and Kellys fielding provide punch while Dover and Pulsifer contribute on offense. Burbage Kelly Burrill combine on defense as Hartman holds the line. Attendance tops a hundred.
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O'Brien
Green
Hartman
Burbage
Caney
Kelly
Dover
Manchester 3, Lawrence 2 in New England league game
Timely eighth inning hitting propelled Manchester past Lawrence at Varick Park. Win Clark shone in field and at bat as Manchester edges Lawrence 3 to 2 with 500 in attendance.
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New England
Manchester
N. H
G Gome
Lawrence
Varick Park
Clark
Lawtence
Reagan
Knoan
W. Clark
Grant
Wiley
Cameron
Knan
Nevers
Smith
Conroy
Whiting
Ross
Beville
Worcester First Game Results Note
At Worcester six Providence two. Second game Providence two Worcester sixty eight two. At Newark Newark six Rochester one. At Toronto First game Toronto versus Montreal one. Second game Toronto four Montreal one.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Worcester
Providence
Jersey City
Rochester
Montreal
Newark
Worcest
Koch Thesry Corest Tuberculine Cures Lung Disease
Propounds Kochs tuberculine inhalation as a cure for consumption and related lung ailments. Claims global physician endorsement and a shift from stomach-based treatments. Describes Dr Edward Kochs inhalation apparatus and free Boston consultations at 361 Boylston St. with personal visits available.
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Prof. Koch
Germany
Boston
Edward Koch
Boylston St
Koch
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